+67 all you have to do is put it in the calculator silly!!!
Look if you want a square root, type sqrt(Number)
If you want a cubed root, type sqrt3(Number)
I've done five for you:
A:15.8113883008418967
C:11.6189500386222507
E:4
G:6.3245553203367587
I:14.6969384566990686
Hope this helped
-DBZ
+129849 The key to these square roots is to factor the number with the largest square possible
For the cube roots...the largest cube possible
a sqrt ( 250) = sqrt (25 * 10) = sqrt (25)*sqrt(10) = 5 sqrt(10)
b ∛(250) = ∛ [ 125 *2 ] = ∛125 * ∛2 = 5 ∛2
c sqrt (135) = sqrt ( 9 * 15) = sqrt(9) * sqrt (15) = 3sqrt(15)
d ∛135 = ∛ [ 27 * 5 ] = ∛27 * ∛5 = 3 ∛5
e sqrt (16) = 4
f ∛16 = ∛8 * ∛2 = 2∛2
g sqrt (40) = sqrt(4) * sqrt (10) = 2sqrt(10)
h ∛40 = ∛8 * ∛5 = 2∛5
i sqrt (216) = sqrt (36) * sqrt (6) = 6sqrt(6)
j ∛216 = 6
k sqrt (108) = sqrt (36) * sqrt (3) = 6 sqrt(3)
l ∛108 = ∛27 * ∛4 = 3∛4
m sqrt ( 56) = sqrt (4 * 14) = sqrt (4) * sqrt (14) = 2sqrt (14)
n ∛56 = ∛8 *∛7 = 2∛7
o sqrt (480 = sqrt 16 * sqrt 3 = 4 sqrt(3)
p ∛48 = ∛8 * ∛6 = 2∛ 6
